A season that will live in infamy will actually make the record books. The Sacramento Kings fell to the Cleveland Cavaliers 132-126, falling to 12-42 on the season.
The Sacramento Kings have quietly established themselves as one of the NBA’s best organizations at developing two-way players into legitimate contributors.
The Sacramento Kings were expected to move on from their veteran stars at the trade deadline, but as it came and went, guys like Domantas Sabonis, DeMar DeRozan, Russell Westbrook, and Zach LaVine are still on the roster.
The Sacramento Kings have not had a great season. Sacramento though got a fabulous performance on Friday from guard Malik Monk. Monk was draining 3’s with ease, as the Kings tangled with the Los Angeles Clippers.
Speaking to the media on Friday, Kings general manager Scott Perry said he’s not anticipating to reach any buyout agreements with the veteran players on the team’s roster, as James Ham of TheKingsBeat.com relays (via Twitter).
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Job security goes a long way for Sacramento Kings head coach Doug Christie, who took over for Mike Brown on an interim basis last season before accepting
Thanks to the Sacramento Kings’ two for one trade that saw them bring in De’Andre Hunter in exchange for Dennis Schroder and Keon Ellis, they created an open roster spot so they could convert the contract of one of their promising young players from a two-way to a standard one.
The Kings have officially promoted Dylan Cardwell from his two-way contract to a multiyear standard deal, the team announced in a press release (Twitter link via James Ham of The Kings Beat).
Russell Westbrook and the Sacramento Kings have struggled mightily this season. Recently, the Kings have lost nine in a row entering Wednesday’s matchup against the Memphis Grizzlies.
The Sacramento Kings may not be shining in the 2025-26 NBA season, but they’re certainly turning heads this trade season. Entering with some major names on the block, the Kings ramped up their activity as the deadline approached.
Trade-deadline week is underway, and if history has taught us anything, it’s that anything can happen when front offices feel the pressure of the clock.
Dillon Brooks has always relished the role of playing the Joker to LeBron James’ Batman, and he was back at it again recently, when he told content creator N3onHQ that the NBA’s all-time leading scorer is overrated.
Russell Westbrook has been out of action for the Sacramento Kings in their last three games. The former NBA MVP has been dealing with a right foot contusion.
The Kings are not done working the phones. After acquiring De’Andre Hunter in a deal with the Cavaliers, Sacramento remains active, per Brett Siegel of ClutchPoints.
Keon Ellis does not sound too pleased about being sent packing by the Sacramento Kings. The veteran guard Ellis was traded to the Cleveland Cavaliers on Saturday night as part of a surprising move for forward De’Andre Hunter (full details here).
The Cavaliers have agreed to trade forward De’Andre Hunter to the Kings, sources tell ESPN. Cleveland will receive Dennis Schroder and Keon Ellis as part of the deal.